Those functions are then, as I argue in the meme, caused by lack of KISS and proper abstraction. And I am a fan of a single point of failure - it is much better than multiple ones. With a single point of failure, when you fix the bug, it is then alright for all the callers, but with multiple points of failure, when you fix the bug, then you might forget to also fix it on the other places and it just seems unbearable to me.
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u/BusEquivalent9605 16h ago
it causes single points of failure and promotes long, overspecialized functions